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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
cH1LpREyrs CRRlsTMAS AT TIE cAPIrlL

CHILDREN'S CHRiNIMiS 4 TIE fAFI.ii
WA~lIINGrOS, Dec. 2sk feature OF Christmas feslVt
ss I'm ns city for The past years has been the din
u.r given to poor children OF the dstrc, bY the call
lrens Christmas Club Mss Nellie Arthur WAS the hse
president OF the club. and Miss Moe Villas. daIsh or oil
tie prcsdes. To-day the MIA
annual dinner gwen. ami over 1000 h;,e ones wcFe
entertained awi Ted Tables LAID ia large hall "A
eacn OF three districts and folrh dihncr was gwen
!or the col,rel children
At thr National Rides Arnory go chliren were
made happy with big d inner aud presents Mrs Ie'e
land accompanied by DR. ward. OF Ablny, visited me
Armor. iu. before the children marched down - an
Nor ana remained until the rerast wa, over Al 'da
Fellows Hail. last Washington. &C more hitic ones
were looke after aud ny more al the utt H"p
building IL West Washington. The toIcrcd Ohtls, md'
clue entertnel aboIt 800 children at tao metropolitan
d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
A valrnble Medical Treatise.

Tho edition for 1888 Of tho storng Medical Annual
known Hostottcrs Almanac 10 ready. may
tanned of cost OF and general dealers
IN all parts Of tho United states Mexico. and indeed IN
every civilized portion of the western Hemisphere This
Almanac Issued gulrly at the OF
every year fourth of century II combins
with tie soundest practical advice for the preservation and
restoration OF health large amount OF interesting and
amusing light reading and the calendar Astronomical olcu
iaons chronological toms ac are prepared with great
care and will found entirely accurate The issue of Hos
letters Almanac 1898 will probably be the largest edition
OF a medical wor. published In anY country Tho
proprietors MssNs Hostettsr Co. Pisbns. Penn. on
receipt OF stanp Will forward copy by mail to
Ally person who cannot procure his noighborhood
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cJG,rv,ErYs ANXIOUS To Strike.

The nr~t rcal trouble OF the cigar makers over the
CONTEMPLATED reduction of wages AFTER January |
came To KIT yeser ay. II j. customary for some
manu- aciuicls to c.o,r tier shop- on uray lie ore
the lla,s and to keep thcn coei durng the follow
Ing wccl while an inventory OF the stock Is being
taken. II a. that time any change In the payment
Of wages f. contemplated the employees are imorme
by a bu!l,tn gvng th' change. ON saturday when The
cly ru,ahrr- for kimha C,ou,c ~ TO quo work they
found a bulctil post l. reducing somewhat the rate
a wage. They hc.d meeting N ~" III East
loufth I aud number OF them were an NOu- 20 strike
a. once 4 mmlttcc was appointed To coll ON me
firm AMI SEQ what action Wa Intended an ~ mo non
dav4 Mr. Grouse. for the company. aid t>a tnf
reduction would not place me wages hciow the pres
cnt scalc accepted by the Union. a. they had pre-
NLlu.ly been LAllag h-gh,r lh1n nnon l.tc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
EXPRESS COMPANIES AND TIE INTERSTATE
LAW

WASHINGTON, Dec 28.-Thc decision Of the In
terstatc Commerce Commission upon the question
whether the eN press companies are subject to the
provisions OF the act to regulate commerce was an
nounccd to-day. The opinion by Commissioner
Walker states the relations sustained by the cN-
press companies to the subject Of interstate com
nerce, and the arguments urged by the express
companies against their being treated as subject To
the act are considered in detail. The fact that
they perform many other services besides trans
portati0n of property. such as the collection Of
debts etc, is not regarded "a reason why the act
should not be treated as applying TO them as com
mon carriers and the bringing Of the express com
banies within the provisions Of the act is found 10
he practicable and on 81 m accounts desirable Inc
ey press com panIeS which are simply branches Oh IL
railroad are found to be covered by the PROVISIONS
III the act.
In the case of the independent express companies
ahe act Is found u DC so framed as not 10 briIg
them distinctly within its PROVISIONS The words
wholly by abroad" do not well define the Dus-
mess OF express companies which use the service OF
seams messengers, stage coaches and steamboats,
The cXprcss business was well known at the time
of the passage % tire law and the omission to name
il here Is significant. Upon these considerations
the Commission has thought best to refer the sub
ject to Congress, in any ease Of doubtful lurls
dictiOn it Is far better that the legislative body
should resolve the doubt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
spy.roe PALMER oy TIE SALOON.

DETROIT Mich. Dec. 23-Ia an Interview to-day
Senator Palmer said: IL am a Republican first
Ia.t and nil tho time and for that reason
I am anxious that the Republican party should
keen pace with public sentiment ths liquor question
and Tor that reason talked as DID Mt the conference
Of the Republicans at tho Michigan Club, and still more
en- alphabetically 10 THE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE"
"It WAS reported here that you predicted that tho
Rspublicaa party would declare for prohibition AID
max tue fight for that issue"
- That tho Republican party VIII destroy tho saloon Is
not prophecy; II Is merely m observation Read the
history Oi that party Its srcagtb Hes Ia the hsses the
school houses tho churches o the lsnd The saloon
10 the enemy Of ali three The saloon Is IN politics and Ia
In stay TN destroyed That DO with the
and AZ ard with the cara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
PETURN or THE PRODIG4L
FORGIVENESS FOLLOWS RESTITUTION.

| f. H. ADAMS, THE ASCENDING EMB ZILER + JILL
| PARpoNED BY MS INJURED EMPLOYEES
| Ernest H. Adams. who cmbezzlcd several thou-
sand dollars belonging to Matthew Byrnes " Dun
in October, has been eXOnerated by the members VI
that firm. Last summer the Mcssrs. Byrncs made
IL trip to Europe ard left the collecting of their
rents to Adams. When they returned on OCTOBER
81 they found that the young man had mlsappfo-
pratcd between 81. 600 and 81 0OO On the last
page of the cash book was found, in red INK the
memorandum: - shortage viii be found OF be-
tween So, coo and 81 900 in the account OF Ernest
IL. Adams. This sum Will be retained to Messrs.
Bymcs"
Adams disap cared from the city and nothing wa'
heard Of him until two weeks ago, when he came
to see his brother. the Rev. Henry A. Adams,
assistant rector of Trinity Church Last tuesday
evening Adams appeared at the house Of Byrnes
~ Son 40. - Iarl,-ave, and rald to Matthew
Byrn the full amount Of his Indebtedness. He
also cN planned his action to h.s old employer and
the latter foreayc the error. Mr.. Byrncs at once
sent for the Rev III. A. Adams and informed him Of
tine restitution. Vt the same time he offered 10
publish the following card by way OF eAoneIatlhg
his ,mplOyc.
We tho uudrr,lg ncl until recently the employers Of
Clrr IA. Adius whO,c indcD oHcsS 70 u.s. ana whose
hus uc,, relation, have been mad 80 widely pubic,
desire t. make the following statement:
Ernest II. Adams 'ds this dds appeared before lis
ard made good ais obligations 10 on" eI ire sail lactO
having paid IN fan the amounts sevcraiy Due ~
Tn, p1iiic statement + al" solely win Wow 70
Dr., eXcnrratiln add that own PCS dOn In the prem
MATTHEW BNR>Ts. jr
No - Par-avc.. New York December -. 1o'''
Matthew Bcruos ST., i fine looking old gentle
nan whose WhOI" appearance shows the generous
character he possesses. In an interview he sald
! rcroeniIe the robustness of the offence, but |
REMINDER also the fact tbs was Adams hIS'
wrongful step. | do not believe IN allowing one
error to ruin the career Of talented young man.
and / have confluence in him yet ,
The Rev. Mr. Adams was seen IN ms STUDY ifl
Trinity Church yesterday afternoon ana slu
" I lc wort m stake nv brother made IN the mat
ter WAS to lave the city lie took from rs en-
Flowers funds few hundred dollars 10 meet seN-
cral notes he had given for loans expecting TO re-
nlace the sum Later to got the u sane idea that
he codM balance accounts sooner ~ oWc9la'lhS
with another sum i.rrowcd fom his employers,
Il. bt heavily on ho 81, races and nat r. ily cnouSh
l,., inns il went on until bis Indebtedness
amour 81 TO between s. OOD ard 4. 600 Then he
became frightened ard ran away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
nLsrnLcrArroRyEr OFEIcE KKcO9DS

Chief Clog Parker prepared from the records OF tho
srlct Atornoy ocea stenent OF mo wprN performer
u IN, wears which MARITIME la. boon a. the head o. the
Office rho given her With reier 70 the years S7)
1876 and sS1-tha number o. zach series bong for
1875 tho second 1886 AMI tho thi Tor 1891 Cases To-
ceivei; 1910: bt3I. 1881. Indictments found 1908
2s75. 3lJJ Ca.as dismissed by tho Grant Jury bJ1 :
S.t G5d Total acted by the Grand Jury J'3f ;
Riie 4O9I Conviction: 40. .s11i 2lso Ac1nti1S
GlC; i37 bI2 scharsei by Court 800 366 59l Trans
f.rr.i t. Snrcial Sessions 1886 II 1891 JlS The
~ uunber for the trce We m, OF ca.rs
indictments found 92l1 c,mi.,als 10y Grand Jury. l73b
conyiction, 5000. acqutta, 65J dsclarses b Court
special 3NI Ihe hunbet ot
awaiting di,positon n tho eni 81 1888 was
JIl5. 1856. J2.1, In 1871. tG5I lhrty APpcN' 10
81 bnen taNtn by persons
di-s tho IA gnr OF thn court al special 50
u been decided. inc -
re.nt ng tho judgments OF tho sPocIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

IC,Go, Dec. y tSD,ciH-lhc excitement caused by
the natural discovery at Cocks bravery IN this city
has cooled lltts. bit I, likaly he reaews
the report Of tho experts 10 had. sorcn
Mathi-,n, analytical cicmls'. Ia, gene s far
a, anybody I'm his iavo,tig alton int the
nature and quality Of the fame lilo reports
that the gas caused bT tho decomposition o! vsEet4
bile matter. either living. 10 The form OF submarine
plants edd IN the shape OF sewage 81 garOrgc, or
beth thr other. Hia theory Is that tne pro
duced from s1ch ha. bssn separated from tho
Dy agitation sulicient to pro luce nzso rho
C,rk Coapasv hsvsvsr. has received sufficient
agsment nfucc It t. take for tho protection
OF rghts ard lat order passed the
city Council rastn0 all tho protection that tho city
arsrd In the way Of police superyis on and otherwise
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THE CONTEST FOR SPEAKER.
Mr. c3LEAyD GENERAL BUSTED HOPEFUL.
HEADQUARTERS CHOSEN ~ BOTH IN THE DELAVAN
uoUsr-NR. COILS ESTIMATE or ms STRENGTH
IRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUaEJ


ALBANY, Dec 28.-Assembiyman Fremont Co'e, Of
SCHUYLER County OF the three Republicans who are
candidate, for Speaker Of the Assembly, arrived here
from syracuse this evening. Mr.. colo had been in
consult aio in :, raclsc with th" chief manager ~ >
canvass senator Francis lcndrIcls. Upon arriving
herr, MI cole opened political j adquartciS In loom
40 of the D,lavan Ions". This IS largo apartment
ON the second floor OF the hotel at tho northern md OF
the hail corridor The room has Locn the hcadq alteis
Of political chiefs In many battle. In looo II was
the headquarters OF William NJ. Evalts, when sue
ct,,fn candidate for senator The room, however,
docs no. guarantee to It, occupants for early
tbc present year It tho headquarters OF " amer
Miller in his unsuccessful candidacy for reelection a.
senator. Those who en- cred the room tonight found
a coal crate fire burning chccriully and standing be-
fore tho fire on tho hearth slender man with no
tlceably largo head. Me- Cole has brown hair, wears
q full brown beard. and has a broad forehead Ills
eyes look out kccnly and yet gcna.ls upon those
Who talk with him. He IL ono of the Young mon I'm
politlcs- being only thlrty-two years OF age. an
confident" he said night that shall be- elected
speaker At ths present time have much more than
n majority of IN" votes Of the Republican assembly
men elect pledged 10 my support Ny canvass ha>
been a thorough one. and do not believe That am
deceived a. to my pros poets In addition to tn sup
port ~ the AsScmhlymcn elect. have tina 81 large
proportion Of the Rcpu press. The Utca Her
alA' Of today for instance. has an article which can
only hc interpreted favoring my election. My
friends tell that In various parts OF the State Re
publican sentiment Is back Of m. believe the lead
INK Republican politician, Of The state favor my cleo
ton n has been the tXIcricu"' ~ politicians AT stat
conventions that when IA decga' from the ti", Of
New York. Iroohlyn Albany. l'ta. syracuse and
Buffalo are united m favor OF candidate for stat"
office he is nominated. | have ths support of
fl. NS,cuIhymru from those cities. General Hustled
las only supporter in Ne~-NO,k and Erool lNn,
So far as discover. namely, A,,cnbiymau A,lln-
all. OF ironllyn.7
senator lf,nlricls tccgraphcd 20 Mr. colo from
Syracuse this evening IT, he should be- IN Albany TO
night
James W Uusied. Of Pceielln. and y W Aims
worth - OSwrgo. the a. her candidates for STca or.
pro expected here tomorrow hy thcir friends. Nr
IIustrd hos talon Room ~ of The n"avon House
a- has headquarters 20 M occupied by RANK Ills
cock I'm January whom b" elected lnI'~d Stai''
senator. Nr I'm 'c1's End th ul th' room ItO
r!lLnms on, aul cunrle,.lN n- 4 - Ll, e.c-t-o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
CI.yRoAT" no. - READY IN SIX MONTHS

WAsuNG1O>, Dec. @S-lreSidcnt Master, 81
the Columbian Iron WORKS OF Baltimore cohSui'e"
with officers of the Navy Department To-Day III r.
lation TO the fiIst payment now due Oh g""o"''
No. ? which is building al those works he ''il'
allowed for the work has expired, yc' all oil the
frames of the vessel have not yet been piac'' anu
tb, firm is now suffering penalty OF go lor ."'"
DAYS delay in completing the boat. MT Mai',yi
e,1tes that The difficulty IN procuring s"l,""''
material and the bad weather has causci the d'Idl
and he homes therefore. that the Tcnaltlcs VIII o
hc exact. d Nnc-tcnthS OF the Halff'dI - Nv"
an hand and with thu ial-c force oi chlp!N'S III
j. believed that the vessel can be completed "!'H
mani hs rom date.
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ALDERMAN CoNKLING USFOLDs Ills PLAN-TO coz
fE X WITH .NI-ILNn KOAns.

ALDERMAN CONKLING CNFOLDs Ills PLAN-TO con-
FER WITH ING-TING ROADS
The II TWENTY-FIVE appo'teI 10 conslHr iht
transit FOR lc Wss So. mot a, tao lr-y
lii Hotel evening u o. sAn g. Thers were present
among other. -. sht II. Olnseal Robert H. Van Wyck
the o. Tie meeting OF December -,
l. Hognet Edward V. Loss,s.N. k'rug-r Esb-ri
Ns'. ant Col, T.. Huntington. MI Oimss was mits
chairman Van Wyek secretary. The follow ng Teso.1
ton ado ted
That .us.cpmuee o. five be aFpoDte 10 confer with
IA. o IA q, 81 tar York elevated TaOacs ne various
surface ~ roads fIl'hAv The cable rd arc aie
ami otIrr iuco~yDrt 10 astritS AMI re-
port Al what easel fc.te' Tor travel
any. cont .stci by 10 seyer. CON-
Alderman Conkliur pr Dposed the following ? ate:
from -iKthaya t. Fit vuiLth a. Let mo
elevate - be rKtcuie trpu-u FfiN -
~ Etghth-Ne ~ Oic NUM- eAaAd telf'
lane 20 th- NuwNotN ! cvstct IA
% Nprnilg-ue PlfK ID Irttt-
trd through Teutave 20 Fort GEORGE
OF tcr1,> DyckuAl iraiow, - hlreu Il YER
Or motion Of ColJne : v r. Gruger { was resolved,
That persons ested rapid transit pans railway
81, iun 10 Win The n
man VINO vii ;s,.Ensts ttne iors hearing o. % comm
announced the fol owl. as the -ubcll ltes
Oh conference. FiIuri' VI XIV R's"et D. l''h F.,t,
rliorl. Henry VI "a r. WnAan Beiel lac eOn.l. Tee
Adjourned " meet On Wednesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
E4ILROAD INTERESTS
THE WABASH APPROXIMATIONS.


The ,eoesanzat on Of the " abash haIroad has i'""
DELAYED by small objections
AT The recent hearing IN Chicago hcio!o '""e
Gresham I'm reference to coupon pay inent on inc H.
u,ortcare, the claims of the thl 40 DVsoh ana VI"
HANNIBAL and Naples presented by counsel anu
an applicat on was also made Ly Henry Crawford ."
the uavmeut OF interest to tho consolidated ""i's-E
of 1s,7 and TO mortgage bcNcns OF Lev ulo" '"'
grouud that these moits scs wc.c ifS' Hons y" VI"
railing stock OF the company. judge Gresham gram"
the aDtlication of counsel for the Chicago p''S"'
and Uaonbu and Na..cs, and IA reference I" ~"
or,rarcs of 1867 and 1919 ovcrrulcd tho motion u
far as IL referred 10 The present ayuleH' Vi ''''
COUPONS but added he following order:
But il appearing 10 the court from ""
face OF the papers beiorc II that there + good srou
for lie said motion made Ly "a. said ronp.anan'
~, behalf of LoudhOldcls secured BY the inorsds''
- Icy and 1870 ia respect to future laymenis 81
in,crest coupons and IN order that TN, 'ou MAJ
NOT tbrough.iis receiver pay 10 ih' h".u'I' VI ""
scctred by Tho mrs. sectional real estate H" so
larger propOriion Of tdrnuss than ihry are 'Hl''ou
10 receive TO the iudlcc Of bOndh0idcrs WI" ma,
have frs, lien upon the iupage constituting par
of the property IA the POSSESSION ~ 'he 'aln
il Is hereby further ordered hat The 'na 'ohpIhah
have and :hcy hereby en-. IcaNe 10 'aI'r ~
dencc within the next thirty days II ihcy :" a. r.
uuon reasonable notice to the respective 'Nuhs 'nI
,ber uartlcs Interested herein, before bluip4d WI
son master ia chanccry. In SUI port pi i' tild roI"
hat nav be taken In opposition thorcto 10 call up the
said motion for hearing AT any time amer INC hIia
iion OF said thirty days allowed iof thi tahhs VI W.
GcnCc.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
ATTEMPT AT MURDER AVID JtH-BREiKTNG

ATTEMPT AT MURDER AND JtiL-BREihN"
EIMIRA Dec. - (SpcciaD.-A desperate" attemp' ~
murder and prison delivery was made ut the h'"r"'
tsry I'm thiscty Monday morning third sranoprlso
named Charlie. Perry was taken from his cen ~
for gro,, violation Of rules aud chAnsi 10 nc"'o'
=, ,,.h,u o.c,r Ua.tiug, age sixty. captain OF the
,i,ht witch WAC took Perry from tho CELL on
campl,lnt Of the latter that the handouts were
IN. light loo.oned them. whereupsn Perry slipped MS
hands, rew hammer fro his pocket and struck Has
i'm =, On th. crown hoad Tho officer was dazsd
Perry deal him another heavy hsw under the The
utoudei Kill lIasin -. take the keys from
his psrkot and escape but tho oiiser ana not have
nm, kcv, and as Perry was absut dealing an
other blow he was 0vsrps~ored by attendants and
locked In the dungeon llasng,s wounds are probably
fatal The practice OF employing prisoners az guais or
orc,r, over olaer prisoners dispensed VITA last
winter during no nvostig CATION by tao prison conmiS-
sion but has gradually be en- resumed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
ADroCnIAG NArAL EESEETE.
covGHrs-MAS wHIrrrpENE AsES sCGG"srloN
ElE rEnr.srD M.

c,,crrs-,,,x vvurrr-t,rNr Asr. srGG-~ rfONe
$500
FOR P'"F SID IlI''
Ticrc vas meeting ~ yarl. mi. %. raVll Mon and
-, ,.... - a., b.. ,,.,.,.,i.. ,,..f,,,l Tan
"h'I' A' ''' ''''' h''''" ~" '"' .''
htfht tlub. No East Ihf'' g ud Size lh-' I'-"
,o di.cu, IN. sn' l,ci ~ , Naflo.al Naval r. rftc
.,., 60. cant. o ,... I'D, ,r,...o Tins.
't''''' %. . 49,
present W'rr dWa'h u""AH l''.'I''h' - = 49, i'-
: O. r,rrnn / T. p'Dr.u cn'N T. .. Barnett licur,
49,. =, -. ., r., T. .,.,..t, -
N"I''' ''l" VI. j.. ''''".' ' ~ % 81 $3.50 ~ -
Cook T. q. falfalu tIpuiH-lI'Id Z. IS. y, J. fi.
,...,, = : c.,,,,,, l. =. f.,t,fn Kane
I. - ", ana many H'In"'i' "i ii' ''"' '"'-',
man ". g. = hl''hnrnr 90 TeIr'-,c'. author Of the
X,,,f rcc,, iiil - Last 40. .on - .u-.c.. ula,,
, -, ,,
Il" '''"'''' }" WIN" "' ''''
II is through her Wcrr hfr'rcn th ths'AhN NAM
fafus Der supremacy Vs. have a right TO demand o.
g., ,.,o.,,,f tia, Il, i, all tn o. ,,,ycr ,o -i,, MS
a., ,., p,
ac",' {" ih' HaIri' "i ih' va. l". II' '''''''"
Govrrum.u rs 10 d4y cry NAL q amer emo led
, az, , ,. ,..,,l mt. li,. .t.,,..cr, d. !
ID" I"' ~ - "'
clir these Ioti, on D a'rin missions arr 'h"'' 'ha'
Wouid strike a. q, quickest I'm tn event OF war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
pryLsnIyG 4 REyRI crOKr DEMOORAE

The work OF Superv sor John Y NcKans Of Gravessnd
L. temporary president Of the Kings County Board OF
Supervisors falling 10 support tho entire Democratic ucko
on Election Iay IL beginning Ia sho" uo
natural result It Is probable that tho DIS
cpline COMMITTEES Will recommend tonight that he To
party treAchery This will DO followed by
the place the DE ocrac state Comnittoo Last
the oriy o. tin $50 r ot
iouse ~
Kane and his friends found Tho drlt "f IN" sen
they retired. Supervisors fergu-1' III
Now trocht, LYMAN OF flnbush AMI one or two ohrt'
went out Mckann Thsss remained rrSolved no w
support Tor tho temporary president hoht
but they did not agree Can Hate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
not GUILTY or DESIGNATING SUNDAY
lrsrcr nrrrY nls.nssrs sEyraAL cAsrs on

JUSTICE DUFFY pfSIiSSES sENEkAL CAhIs OF
ALLEGED VIOLATION OF TIE LAW.
Justice DuGy has amod distinction asa como 'enr
- painne-or o. Jut festeri1y ~ hs n ici4
cauaty at Jefferson Police court Ia hai 10 solve
Knoity question. ouchng tie relation 81 CSC arts 10
he actions o. the Penal cole refrrIr av cNh h
tom. In Obedience from SIp~rn feni-nt Ngr
"a, bv whom iusg.tei mystery oficer. last SUNDAY
visited several places s.rs exhibition, - De-
payment Of an aduis.pn leo Thor NEGOTIATIONS Dor
ru In the aaps sunnpn.s. reIuias -ppear Jef-r
son Marset Police C11r Wcincsy Jo1n pa taiN prr-i
dent and chores l. reg secretary Of thr Archiecur.
ID League. Mr. Reynolds. manager o. the Iden Mu'e'
John Kos,er ami Albert ia. pro2r.eor' o tho KOS
ter & Bal, h.ll. Enanu. Bofret manager 81
the eyh oi,lon Of M-srr, pctnro.. The Five seuses'
and Georre passn manager tho hfist calvary II
hit on" They all charged with violation Of the
Ienal Code relating To sunday show,
After hearing poll, statements ~ what ihey had
een A. the various paoc. dismissed al nc complaints
e oaut onsd i AMI the Eien Masoe to
adhere Their SUNDAY entertainments omus'
TT Conceded 10 10 81 rei am be-
intimatea p. mention Of ,l,tnS TO ,ce'
Tho against the Afchifrc;ur4l ieIgus Exhibition
taken Last Justice Dun - tt h. could not SC aay
sunday de-sns FOR hufcss and interior dr'ors ions and
announced his intention .. vuns -" p@r" ~ - sNu -n
hghenmrnt IL giving h' drci'"u D" 'm 10 MI Ia F-i'
and Mr. Berg " You re honor biy 'isnissef'
Tho exhibition oi this Architectural LsaSl AZ Ortgrs
Coz at ropn. NO.. 500 AMI .bt fiitAN",
q que nd costly AMI has attrlc'ei ~ H. ntetes
and he League member. IA" leading architects
and 80 tte aud cl+~nherr said Ar brrg
.frr IA. c.r ia1 been i.n..ci rhe r i.,n D., hsh
ami viii 10 al bic In
opeaing no rIhlboI sunday far ft,a secs
my aiy Violation - the law drbau public
than refining I'D ovln1 influence whether II be
viewed oil a week day ~ on "A SUNDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
TgEMER CHALLENGES FRON FLORIDA.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec. % (Specia. john Teomer,
the present holder Of the single scul Americas cham
pionship Ins4ll arrived hero 10 day. He will
remain several days aud then Join Hall and
Mckay ut Charlotte IIarbor southwsst Florida.
where tho January races are to csmc on Tesmsr to-
night gave the local press the following challenges
tirst-open 10 any single seull Tor 81 900
side for the worlds chahpsnship second he and Hall
challenge for the worlds double all
shampOnshp for the same sum His Idea Is To have the
races iake nlAne In Elsrlda MaterA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
ryrrpTtIyIyG THE TRAVELLERS

DAVENPORT Iowa Doc, IS This afternoon a So
reception was given the travelling men a inc ""
Opera House. Mayor Clausssn del Vered d" -,
dress OF welcome which responded '" % ~
F. W Smith. State president OF tho Travsle', ,
Protective Association. g.. II. fndc'|
Xenia, Ohio tho National president delivered ~ r~I,
ton. aud Charles r. Bssks. editor - me imtT..I auA
tIer recitsd Tue Drummer, Holiday Al ths bI
te-nlght 500 covers laid Speeches. mere "mnrnhS
Judge French, q. l.. Pndell, eN-t'hgresshap IanH
A. c. Bird A. c. Dart ii. }. Gleason N""''e' "
aud A. Il. Morgan